This is volume 15 (938pp) of a 17-volume series of hearings by the Dies Committee, set up by the US House of Representatives to monitor "Un-American Activities" and foreign propaganda before and during the Second World War.

This series of Hearings is entitled:

"Investigation of Un-American Propaganda Activities in the United States -  Hearings Before A Special Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, on H. Res. 282, to investigate (1) the extent, character, and objects of un-American propaganda activities in the United States, (2) the diffusion within the United States of subversive and un-American propaganda that is instigated from foreign countries or of a domestic origin and attacks the principle of the form of government as guaranteed by our Constitution, and (3) all other questions in relation thereto that would aid Congress in any necessary remedial legislation."

These hearings were held from the third session of the 75th Congress through the second session of the 78th Congress.

The dates for each volume are shown below

• Volume 1 (August 12-23, 1938) 
• Volume 2 (September 15 - October 22, 1938) 
• Volume 3 (October 24 - November 21, 1938) 
• Volume 4 (November 19 - December 14, 1938) 
• Volume 5 (May 18 - June 1, 1939) 
• Volume 6 (August 18-29, 1939) 
• Volume 7 (September 5-13, 1939) 
• Volume 8 (September 18-27, 1939) 
• Volume 9 (September 28 - October 14, 1939) 
• Volume 10 (October 16-28, 1939) 
• Volume 11 (October 28 - December 3, 1939) 
• Volume 12 (February 7 - April 4, 1940) 
• Volume 13 (April 11 - May 21, 1940) 
• Volume 14 (August 29, 1940 - August 11, 1941) 
• Volume 15 (June 8 - July 7, 1943) 
• Volume 16 (November 29 - December 20, 1943) 
• Volume 17 (September 27 - October 5, 1944) 

In order to understand our contemporary “white nationalist” and “America First” movements and their predominant themes and arguments, the persons and organizations discussed in these Hearings should be reviewed.  The 1944 “Mass Sedition Trial” is also a valuable reference because many of the individuals (and their organizations and publications) who were indicted in the 1940’s were antecedents to our contemporary “white nationalist” and “America First”  movements. 

I do not suggest that all of these people, organizations and publications had identical viewpoints but the origins of our contemporary controversies can be seen in the disputes and political conflicts from the 1930’s thru 1980’s.  It is true, however, that many of the persons and organizations listed below were racial and/or religious bigots.

Our current controversies over immigration (and the changing demographics of our society along with discrimination toward people of color), the status of the U.S. in the world, hostility toward international institutions or multi-lateral alliances and weariness toward the U.S. operating as the policeman of the world, and the polarization of our politics along with a sense of economic insecurity and concern about how “elites” disparage or dismiss the concerns of ordinary working Americans === all of these issues have their origins in previous decades.

 

 

PERSONS OF INTEREST

Garland Alderman (National Workers League)

Henry D. Allen (Silver Shirts, American White Guard)

Courtland Madison Asher (“X-Ray”)

David J. Baxter (Social Republic Society)

Louis Beam (Texas Emergency Reserve)

Otto Brennemann (America First Committee)

Frank Lollar Britton (The American Nationalist)

Howard V. Broenstrupp (Silver Shirts of America, Inc., and “The Gentiles’ Review”)

Oscar Brumback  (The Citizens No Foreign War Coalition, Inc.)

Emory Carney Burke (The Columbians, National States Rights Party)

Richard Girnt Butler (California Committee to Combat Communism, Aryan Nations / Christian Identity movement)

Frank W. Clark (National Liberty Party)

Charles E. Coughlin (National Union for Social Justice, and “Social Justice”)

C. Leon de Aryan (The Broom)

Broadus Hudson de Priest (Defenders of the Christian Faith, and “The Defender”)

Paquita de Shishmareff aka Leslie Fry and Louise A. Chandor  (“Waters Flowing Eastward”)

George Edward Deatherage (Knights of the White Camelia and American Nationalist Confederation)

Prescott F. Dennett (Make Europe Pay War Debts Committee)

Lawrence Dennis {“The Awakener”)

Hans Diebel (German-American Bund, Aryan Book Store)

Elizabeth Dilling (Patriotic Research Bureau and “The Red Network”)

David Duke (White Youth Alliance, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, and “The Racialist”)

Robert Edward Edmondson (Edmondson Economic Service, and “American Vigilant Bulletin”)

Ernest F. Elmhurst (Pan American League)

Edith Essig (and “Keeping the Record Straight”)

Frank K. Ferena (German American Bund)

Edward Reed Fields (National States Rights Party, “The Thunderbolt”, “The Truth at Last”)

William Potter Gale (Ministry of Christ Church, Posse Comitatus, Christian Defense League, California Rangers)

Elmer J. Garner (“Publicity”)

James F. Garner (“Publicity”)

William Griffin (Keep America Out of War Committee, and “New York Evening Enquirer”)

W.D. Herrstrom (“Bible News Flashes” and “Americanism Bulletin”)

Charles Bartlett Hudson (“America in Danger”)

Harold Wheeler Hunt aka Hal Hunt (“The National Chronicle”)

Ellis O. Jones (National Copperheads and Friends of Progress, and “Copperhead Notes”)

August Klapprott (German American Bund)

William Ernest Kullgren (The Beacon Light-Herald)

Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze (German American Bund)

William R. Lyman Jr. (National Workers League)

J. Russell Maguire (Constitution Party, and “American Mercury” magazine)

Donald McDaniel (Institute of American Economics) and Ralph Keeling

Joseph Ellsworth McWilliams (Christian Mobilizers, Inc., and American Destiny Party)

Kurt Mertig (German-American Republic League, Citizens Protective League, National Renaissance Party)

John Henry Monk aka Jean Valjean (“Grass Roots”)

Eustace Clarence Mullins Jr. (Realpolitical Institute, M&N Associates, Institute for Biopolitics, Aryan League of America)

Robert Noble (Friends of Progress)

William Dudley Pelley (Silver Shirt Legion of America Inc., and “The Galilean” and “Liberation”)

Oren Fenton Potito (“National Christian News”)

Wilmot Robertson aka Humphrey Ireland (Howard Allen Enterprises and “Instauration”)

Eugene Nelson Sanctuary (American Christian Defenders, World Alliance Against Jewish Aggressiveness)

E.J. Parker Sage (Black Legion, National Workers League, and “Nationalist Newsletter”)

Herman M. Schwinn (German American Bund)

William Joseph Simmons (Invisible Empire, Knights of the KKK, Black Legion, National Workers League

Gerald L.K. Smith (Christian Nationalist Crusade, Christian Nationalist Party, America First Party, and “The Cross and the Flag”)

Edward James Smythe (Protestant War Veterans Association)

Peter Stahrenberg (American Nationalist Socialist Party and “National American”)

J.B. Stoner aka Jesse Benjamin Stoner Jr. (Stoner Anti-Jewish Party, Christian Anti-Jewish Party, National States Rights Party)

Wesly Albert Swift (Anglo-Saxon Christian Congregation, Church of Jesus Christ-Christian, Christian Defense League, Christian Identity movement)

Ralph W. Townsend (“Scribners Commentator”)

James Benjamin True Jr. alias James C. True (America First, Inc. and “Industrial Control Reports”)

Lyrl Clark Van Hyning (We, The Mothers Mobilize for America, Inc. and “Woman’s Voice”)

George Sylvester Viereck (German-American Fellowship Forum)

James Konrad Warner (New Christian Crusade Church, Sons of Liberty, “Christian Vanguard” and “American National Book News”)

Lois de Lafayette Washburn (National Liberty Party, National Gentile League, American Gentile Protective Association)

Gerald Burton Winrod (Defenders of the Christian Faith and “The Defender”)

Francis Parker Yockey aka Ulick Varange (“The Imperium”)

ORGANIZATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS OF INTEREST FOR UNDERSTANDING “WHITE NATIONALISM” AND “AMERICA FIRST”

* American Action, Inc. (Edward Arthur Hayes / Merwin K. Hart)

* American Aryan Folk Association

* American Christian Movement

* American Committee for the Advancement of Western Culture (H. Keith Thompson Jr., Fred Weiss. Eustace Mullins, Guy C. Stephens))

* American Flag Committee (W. Henry MacFarland Jr.)

* American Gentile Protective Association (Lois de Lafayette Washburn / Frank W. Clark)

* American Guard (Olov E. Tietzeow)

* American Nationalist (publication by Frank L. Britton)

* American Nationalist Confederation (George E. Deatherage)

* American Patriots Inc. (Allen Zoll – and “The American Patriot”)

* American Vigilant Intelligence Federation (Harry Augustus Jung, Col. Eugene Nelson Sanctuary, and “The Vigilante”)

* American White Guard (Henry D. Allen, Eugene R. Case)

* American White Nationalist Party

* Aryan Nations (Richard Girnt Butler)

* Christian Defense League (Wesley Albert Swift / William P. Gale / San Jacinto Capt / Bertrand Comparet / Christian Identity Movement)

* Christian Educational Association (Conde J. McGinley Sr.)

* Christian Emergency Defense System (Gordon Dwight “Jack” Mohr)

* Christian Front (Charles Coughlin, John F. Cassidy, John Eoghan Kelly, Father Edward F. Brophy, Father Edward Lodge Curran)

* Christian Nationalist Party and Christian Nationalist Crusade and "The Cross and the Flag" (Gerald L.K. Smith)

* Christian Patriots Crusade (F. Allen Mann and “The Revere”)  aka American Christian Patriots Party

* Christian Patriots Defense League (John Robert Harrell, Gordon Dwight Mohr and “Paul Revere Club Newsletter”)

* Citizens Protective League (Kurt Mertig, Louis Zahne)

* Citizens USA Committee aka Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee (Earl Southard)

* Constitutional Americans (George Foster)

* Constitution League of America (James H. Craig and “Constitution Legion Herald”)

* Constitutional Educational League (Joseph P. Kamp, A. Cloyd Gill, Cheser A. ansen, Luke H. Callen, and “Headlines and What’s Behind Them”)

* Crusader White Shirts (George W. Christians and Walter M. Higgins)

* Defenders of American Liberty

* Defenders of the American Constitution, Inc. (Pedro A. del Valle, John Harry Hoffman, Eugene Cowles Pomeroy, Bonner Fellers, and “Task Force”) 

* Democratic Nationalist Party (Maynard O. Nelsen)

* Fighting American Nationalists

* Gentile Cooperative Association (Eugene Flitcraft)

* Industrial Defense Association (Edward H. Hunter and “Industrial Control Reports”)

* Keep America Committee (Helen W. Courtois)

* Liberty and Property Inc. and "Right" newsletter (Willis A. Carto / Aldrich Blake)

* Liberty Bell Network (George P. Dietz)

* National Association for the Advancement of White People (John W. Hamilton, Bryant W. Bowles, David Duke)

* National Blue Star Mothers of America, formerly Crusading Mothers of Pennsylvania (Catherine V. Brown, Lillian Parks, Agnes Waters)

* National Citizens Protective Association

* National Civic Federation (Ralph M. Easley)

* National Economic Council (Merwin Kimball Hartm Thomas Creigh, and “Economic Council Letter”)

* National Gentile League (Donald Shea and Lois de Lafayette Washburn)

* National Patrick Henry Organization (Jesse Welch Jenkins)

* National Renaissance Party (James H. Madole)

* National States Rights Party and United White Party (J.B. Stoner / Edward Reed Fields / James K. Warner, “The Thunderbolt”)

* National Youth Alliance (Willis Carto, Louis T. Byers, Richard B. Cotton, Revilo P. Oliver, John G. Crommelin, Pedro Augusto del Valle, Austin J. App and “Attack”)

* Nationalist Action League aka Loyal American Group (W. Henry MacFarland Jr., Gerald L.K. Smith)

* Nationalist Conservative Party (William B. Wernecke)

* Nationalist Convention of America

* Nationalist Youth League (Don Lohbeck)

* Nationalist White Party (Ben Klassen)

* Nationalist Movement (Richard Barrett and “All the Way”)

* Order of American Patriots (Maj. Benjamin C. Richards)

* Order of ’76 (Royal Scott Gulden)

* Pan Aryan Alliance aka Pan Aryan League (Ernest F. Elmhurst)

* Realpolitical Institute (Eustace Mullins, Max Nelsen, Matt Koehl, Edward R. Fields)

* Southern National Front aka National Democratic Front (Cecil Cox, Gary Gallo)

* U.S. Nationalist Party (DeWest Hooker, Douglas T. Kaye, Fred Weiss) 

* Western Destiny (Willis Carto)

* White Aryan Resistance (Thomas Metzger and “WAR” and The Insurgent”; California Knights of the Ku Klux Klan)

* White Circle League of Chicago and World Federation of the Pure White Race  (Joseph Beauharnais)

* White Citizens Councils of America (William J. Simmons, Medford Evans, Louis W. Hollis)

* White Patriot Party aka Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (Glenn Miller)

* Williams Intelligence Summary (Robert H. Williams)

* 14 Word Press (David E. Lane)

 

NATIONALIST PUBLICATIONS IN PREVIOUS DECADES

A

Action (NYA/NA) (1970-1971) internal newsletter of the National Youth Alliance [1]

Action News (1971) quarterly publication of the White Action Movement

Advisor (ca. 1934) published by Nelson E. Hewitt

Affirmations (1980s)

The Alabamian (1956- ) published by the Citizens' Council of Alabama

Alarming Cry (1950s) newspaper

Alerte! was published by Advocates of our Lady

All the Way (1987-2010) newsletter published by Richard Barrett of the Nationalist Movement

America Awake was published by Samuel L. Brogden of the Citizens No Foreign Wars Coalition

America First Bulletin (ca. 1941) published by the America First Committee

America in Danger!, (ca. 1936-1948) weekly bulletin published by Charles B. Hudson.

America Preferred (April 1, 1943-May 1946) was a monthly journal published by Carl H. Mote.

America Speaks (ca. 1943-1950) published by William Kullgren

American Bulletin (April 1935-1936) weekly newsletter published by Henry Curtiss.

American Capsule News (ca. 1958)

American Challenge (1958-1975) semimonthly published by Committee of the States

The American Christian (1957) was a monthly newspaper published by the Seaboard White Citizens' Council.

The American Citizen (ca. 1921-1926) Fort Worth Texas KKK newspaper

American Commentator (November 14, 1947-) irregular newspaper edited by Stephen Nenoff

The American Defender (ca. April 1941) was edited by Frank Pease

The American Digest (ca. 1939-1941) published by Dewey Taft, Atlanta, Georgia

The American Eagle published by Citizens' Council of Kentucky [2]

The American Fifth Column (ca. 1940) was published by Kenneth Brown

American Flag Committee Newsletter (ca. 1950-1972) publication of the American Flag Committee

American Free Press newspaper (Fall 2001-present) was founded by Willis Carto.

American Freedom Magazine (ca. 1941) was edited by Mrs. Edith Shol

The American Gentile (ca. 1935-1940) semi-monthly anti-Jewish newspaper

American Guard (June 1932) publication by the "Swastika Press" (Kurt Ludecke)

American Lancer publication of the American First Committee

The American Liberty News (ca. November 1, 1940)

American National Book News (ca. 1959) published by James K. Warner

The American Mercury magazine (1924-1981) was founded by H. L. Mencken and George Jean Nathan. Later publishers were William Bradford Huie, J. Russell Maguire, and Willis Carto. The American Mercury became a nationalist publication first under Maguire.

American Mothers National Weekly (ca. 1940) issued by National League of Mothers

The American Monthly published by George S. Viereck

American Nationalism first issued July 1937 and published by Newton Jenkins

The American Nationalist (December 10, 1952-May 1, 1959) bi-monthly newspaper published by Frank L. Britton

American Observer (August 1, 1931-May 1, 1924) English language supplement of Amerikas Deutsche Post

American Patriot (ca. 1938) newsletter published by American Patriots, Inc. and Hall McAllister Griffiths

American People (ca. April 1, 1964 - December 1, 1964) was published by the National Association for the Advancement of White People (1960s)

American Progress (ca. 1955) Los Angeles

The American Progress (Aug. 24, 1933 - Oct. 27, 1936) monthly newspaper published by Huey P. Long

The American Ranger (ca. 1939) published by Jack H. Peyton, Beverly Hills, California

American Renaissance (1990-2012) was a journal published by Jared Taylor's organization American Renaissance

The American Review (1933 - 1937) monthly literary journal published by Seward Collins.

American Spectator (ca. 1960-1962)

American Standard (1920s) KKK publication, edited by Fowler

American Statesman (ca. 1960) newsletter published J. Bracken Lee

American Vigilante Bulletins (ca. 1934-1940) was published by Robert Edward Edmondson

The American Vigilante published Robert Edward Edmondson

The American Vindicator (March, 1939 - December, 1942) [3] was an eight page monthly tabloid newspaper published by Senator Robert Reynolds and his group the Vindicators Association

American Voice (ca. 1946) published by G. Allison Phelps

The American Way (ca. July 1941 - January 1942) published by John J. Geis

American World Intelligence (ca. 1947) published by Dr. C. S. Norborg, Chicago

Americanism Bulletin (ca. 1950-1953) was published by W.D. Herrstrom in Faribault, MN

Americans Everywhere (1930s) published by James True

Americans on Guard newsletter published by A.J. McDonald and Frank Martinez

America’s Future (1941) issued by America’s Future Inc.

America's Hope (March 1942- ) was a bulletin published by Americans for Peace and Horace J. Haase

America's Hope Monthly (ca. 1976-1983) published by Reverend C. O. Stadsklev. Replaced Truth and Liberty Magazine

America’s Promise (ca. 1970s) Christian Identity newsletter published by Pastors Sheldon Emry and later Dave Barley

Amerika Deutsche Post (February 27, 1933-May 1, 1934) the first "pro-National Socialist" publication in America published by Friedrich Heiss

Angle-Saxon World (ca. 1940) published by Anglo-Saxon Christian World Movement

ANP Newsletter is published by Jim Buford

The Anti-Bolshevist (ca. September, 1918) monthly eight-page newspaper published in Brooklyn, New York

The Anti-Communist (February 15, 1947-1949) published by Eugene R. Flitcraft

Der Anti-Semit (ca. 1895)

The Appeal (ca. 1963) published by National Citizens Union

Appeal To Reason (ca. March 30, 1946-1970) was a weekly publication started by Lawrence Dennis.

Arkansas NSRP Newsletter, (ca. March 1962)

The Armed Eagle (1969-1970) published by Association to Preserve Our Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Medford, OR

Aryan (1980s) publication of the Western Guard Party, American branch, Buffalo, New York

The Aryan Alternative (ca. October 2004) White nationalist newspaper issued by Alex Linder and Glenn Miller

Aryan Nations (publication) (1980s) newspaper published by Aryan Nations

The Aryan Eagle (ca. 1995-2001) publication of the National Socialist White Revolutionary Party

Aryan News (ca. 1973-1980) published by the Adamic Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

The Aryan Views (ca. 1951-1963) newsletter published by Horace Sherman Miller's Aryan Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.

Aryans Awake! published by Security Service (SS) Action Group

The Attack (ca. 1962) publication of the California NSRP

ATTACK! (Fall 1969-1978) was a tabloid newspaper published by the National Youth Alliance. Several articles were reprinted in The Best of Attack and National Vanguard Tabloid. [4]

The Augusta Courier (ca. 1955-1959) weekly newspaper published by Roy V. Harris, Augusta GA [5]

The Awakener (1932-1937)[1] was founded by Harold Lord Varney. Contributors were Lawrence Dennis, Joseph P. Kamp and Milford W. Howard.

B

The Balance (ca. 1992-1994) newsletter issued by Kirk Lyons

The Banner of Truth, (ca. 1957) published by R.E. Davies, Sr., Grand Dragon of Texas

The Barnes Review journal (1994-present) was founded by Willis Carto.

The Battle Ax News (ca. 1971-1973) publication of the National Emancipation of our White Seed (NEWS)

Battlefront (1969-1970) published by America’s Victory Force, Jackson, MS

Battleline (ca. 1972) published by Don Lobsinger in Detroit

The Bay Aryan (ca. 1996) Magazine - The Racial Voice of the San Francisco Bay Area

The Beacon Light Herald later The Beacon Light (1933-1960) magazine, published in Atascadero, California by William Kullgren

Behind the Communist Line

Behold newsletter issued by Ed Arlt

Bible News Flashes (ca. 1940-1946) magazine published by William D. Herrstrom of Minneapolis

Blackshirt (1930s) published by American Union of Fascists

Black Shirt (1930- ) fascist magazine published by The Order of Black Shirts.

Boise Valley Herald (1940s) weekly newspaper published by the Cornell family

The Brooklyn Anti-Bolshevist renamed The Anti-Bolshevist

The Brooklyn Tablet (September 17, 1917-1968) conservative Catholic newspaper

The Broom (Oct. 6, 1930 - Dec. 21, 1953) [6] was a weekly newspaper issued by C. Leon de Aryan in San Diego, California.

Bystander (ca. 1940)

C

CACC Newsletter (1954-1997), by Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

California Weckruf (ca. 1935-1937) west coast German American Bund newspaper

Calling Our Nation (ca. 1979-1982) publication of Aryan Nations

The Candle (ca. 1958-1959)

Capitol Keyhole (February 1947-) semi-monthly publication issued by E. K. Hoyle

Capsule (ca. 1954-1955)

Catholic International (1940s) was published by David Gordon

The CDL Report (ca. 1979-December 1985) published by Christian Defense League

Charles B. Hudson Bulletin (ca. 1961-1967)

Christian American (1930s) published by Ralph E. Nollner

The Christian American published by John Kirby

The Christian American Crusader (1930s) was published by Martin Luther Thomas

Christian Battle Cry (1966-1971) publication issued by Kenneth Goff

Christian Beacon (ca. 1947-1973) published by Carl McIntire – Collingswood NJ

Christian Free Press (1936-1939) newsletter published by Lesley Fry and the Militant Christian Patriots

Christian Front News (ca. 1940) newsletter of the Brooklyn Unit of The Christian Front[2]

The Christian Mobilizer was a proposed weekly newspaper (first issue September 1939) published by Joseph McWilliams.

Christian Patriot (1959-1966)

The Christian Patriot Crusader (ca. 1982-1991) quarterly newsletter published by Col. Gordon Mohr

Christian Vanguard (ca. 1972-1979) newspaper of the Christian Defense League and later the New Christian Crusade Church

Christian Veterans Political Counsel (ca. 1945-) published by Frederick Kister

The Citizen (ca. 1955-1988) published by the White Citizens' Council.

The Citizen's Council (ca. October 1955-1959)

Citizens Informer (ca. 1968-1990) published by the Council of Conservative Citizens

Citizens Protective Association Bulletin (August 1951-) published by Citizens Protective Association

The Civic Bulletin (1940s) weekly newsletter published by Rev. O. R. Miller, Albany NY

The Clinton-Knox County Stars and Bars (Feb. 1957) published by John Kasper[3]

Closer-Up (July 23, 1945-August 16, 1974) weekly newsletter published by Upton Close edited by Don Bell

Columbus Tribune published by Parson Jack Johnston

Common Sense (June, 1947-1972) was a semi-monthly newspaper founded by Conde McGinley

The Commonwealth (ca. June 1940) was published in Bradentown, Florida by Walter F. Burrows

The Confederate Leader (ca. 1984-1986) published by Glen Miller and the White Patriot Party

Confederate Nationalist Newsletter (ca. 1983)

The Confederate Voice (2012-present) publication of the Southern Legal Resource Center

The Conservative Viewpoint (1964-1978) newsletter was published by Richard Cotten

Constitution Legion Herald (1934-) was edited by James H. Craig

The Constitutionalist (ca. 1929-1945) monthly magazine published by E. H. Rettig.

Constitutionalist and Traditional American (ca. 1960)

Copperhead Notes was a bulletin of the National Copperhead Association published by Ellis O. Jones

Councillor was published by A. Cloyd Gill

The Councilor (ca. 1957-1978) newsletter published by Ned O’Neal Touchstone and Assoc. of Citizens Councils of Louisiana, Inc, Shreveport LA

The Covenant Voice (November 1942) monthly newsletter published by Robert B. Record, Chicago

The Cradle of Liberty (ca. 1943) newsletter issued by the National Blue Star Mothers

Criminal Politics magazine published by Lawrence T. Patterson, Cincinnati OH

The Cross and The Flag magazine (April 1, 1942 - December 1, 1977)[4] was a publication of Gerald L. K. Smith.

The Cross and Sword publication of the Southern White Knights of the KKK

Crossing the Abyss (1990s) was a publication of the right-wing White Order of Thule

Crossroads (c. 1949) semi-monthly newsletter published by Leo F. Reardon.

The Crusader (1946) was a publication of Father Arthur Terminiello

The Crusader (Fall 1973 - April, 1978) was a tabloid newspaper published by David Duke’s Knights of The Ku Klux Klan

The Crusader of Florida (ca. 1921-1963) newsletter published by Rev. Allen C. Shuler, Jacksonville FL

CSA Journal (c. 1982) publication of Covenant, Sword, and Arm of the Lord

D

The Daily Data Sheet (ca. 1927) published by Fred Richard Marvin of Key Men of America

Dan Smoot Report (1957-1975) four page newsletter published by Dan Smoot, Dallas TX

David Duke Report (ca. 1992 - current) newsletter issued by David Duke

The Dawn (ca. 1923) Ku Klux Klan magazine

The Dayton Independent (ca. 1950s) nationalist newspaper published by A. Grace Silvey and Peter Xavier

The Dearborn Independent (January 1919-December 1927) was weekly newspaper published by Henry Ford.

Deeds Without Names! (Apr-Aug 1941) issued by Frank A. Parker

The Defender Magazine (April 1926-April 1981).[5] was a monthly magazine founded by Rev. Gerald Winrod

Defiance, journal of the National Socialist Liberation Front

Destiny Magazine ( -1969) published by the Anglo-Saxon Federation of America

Destiny Quarterly Review (ca. 1929-1954) published by the Anglo-Saxon Federation of America

The Dilling Bulletin (1960-1965) was published by Elizabeth Dilling

The Dispatch (ca. 1940-1946) was published by the Pioneer News Service owned by Homer Maertz.

Dixie-American (ca. March 1956-March 1957) segregationist newspaper

Don Bell Reports (1958-1978) published by Don Bell, Palm Beach, FL

Dragonfire Western Foundation of Dualism newsletter

E

Economic Council Letter (ca. 1941-1958) semi-monthly newsletter issued by Merwin K. Hart and the National Economic Council

Educational Guardian (ca. August 1949-January 1953) published by Allen Zoll

The Educational Reviewer (July 15, 1949-October 1953) edited by Lucille Cardin Crain

The Eleventh Hour (ca. 1948) monthly magazine published by Lawrence Reilly

The Equalizer (ca. 1938) Los Angelis publication by L.R. Foster

Equalizer (ca. 1939) Philadelphia regional paper for the Christian Front.

Eugenics Bulletin (1980s) issued by Eugenics Special Interest Group: Austin, TX

European-American Public Affairs Courier (ca. 1994) was issued by Jim Quillin

Euro-American Quarterly (ca. 1984-1989) publication of the Euro-American Alliance

The Examiner (1938) [7]

Excalibur (ca. 1982) issued by Harold Covington

F

The Factfinder (ca. 1949-1953)

The Fact Finder (1961-1974) newsletter published by We, The People! and Harry T. Everingham, Chicago IL

Fact for Fact (ca. 1957-1961) newsletter published by Benjamin H. Freedman

Fact-o-Gram (1940s) published by Joseph P. Kamp.

Facts For Action newsletter published by Christian Research, Inc. (Gerda Koch, Sheldon Emry)

Farmers Guild News (ca. 1945) published by National Farmers' Guild

The Farmers' Voice (ca. Jan. 1952-1961)

The Fascist (August 1933-July 1941) was published by Anastase Vonsiatsky in Thompson, Connecticut

Fellowship Forum 1920s Klan publication

Fiery Cross (Indianapolis) (ca. 1922–1925)

The Fiery Cross (Atlanta) (ca. 1938–1942)

The Fiery Cross (Tuscaloosa) (ca. June 1959-1979) was a publication of the United Klans of America.

The Flame (ca. 2001) publication of the Mystic Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

The Florida Patriot (early 1960s) local NSRP paper

For A Better America (ca. March-June 1942) published by Lee H. Beal

For America (ca. 1954-1960)

The Forum Observer (ca. 1940) issued bi-monthly by the American Fellowship Forum.

The Forum Weekly (ca. 1941)

The Free American (1930s) was a newspaper published by the German American Bund.

The Free American (c.1964) was a newspaper published by the American National Party.

Free Hungarians (ca. 1960-1962)

Free Men Speak (ca. August 1955-May 1957)

The Free Press (1939-c.1949) was published by Syd Pierce

Free Speech (ca. 1995-2002) magazine of American Dissident Voices radio programs.

Freedom News (c. 1965) published by Lowell Brown and Sterl Watson, West Monroe, LA

The Freeman (ca. 1954-1955)

Friday Magazine (ca. 1940-1941)

Friends of Progress Bulletin (September 1941-March 1942) issued by Robert Noble

From The Mountain (1972-1989) newsletter published by Robert E. Miles

Frontier (ca. 1959) published by Institute for Biopolitics.[6]

Frontline (ca. 1987) published by the Southern National Front

G

The Gaelic American (ca. 1942-1949) was published in New York City by James MacDermott

The Galilean (September 1941-March 2, 1942) was a weekly magazine published by William Dudley Pelley

GANPAC Brief (ca. 1982) issued by German-American National Political Action Committee

The Gentile Front (1930s) was published in Chicago and edited by Peter Armstrong.

Gentile News (February 1944-1947) was published by Eugene Flitcraft.[7]

The Gentiles' Review (1923-1926) published in Chicago by "Major General Count Cherep-Spiridovich"

Georgia Farmer’s Market Bulletin published by Tom Linder Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture

The Georgia Tribune (ca. 1947-1961) published by Parson Jack Johnston

Georgia Woman’s World (ca. 1935-1938)

Good Citizen (ca. 1916-1933) New Jersey Klan publication

Good News America published by Ralph P. Forbes

Grapevine Letter (1940s) published by Edward Holton James

Grass Roots (1951-1970) newsletter published by John Henry Monk Portsmouth VA and San Angelo TX

The Greater Nebraskan (ca. 1955-1965)

The Green Mountain Rifleman (ca. 1953-1959) mimeographed newsletter published by Lucille Miller and Manuel S. Miller

The Green Mountaineer (Dec. 1942-1949) published by Frank A. Parker

The Guildsman (ca. 1942-1961) was published in Germantown, Illinois, by Edward A. Koch

H

Hairenik Weekly (1940s) English language Armenian paper published in Boston

Headlines (ca. 1945-1968) newspaper and later magazine published by Joseph P. Kamp.

Healy's Irish Weekly (1930s)

Heard and Seen (1940s) bulletin edited by William H. Stuart

The Herald (ca. August 5, 1941-November 1941) issued by Douglas M. Stewart and George T. Eggleston

The Herald of Freedom (ca. 1963-1980) newsletter published by Frank Alphonse Capell from Zarephath, NJ

The Herald of Our Race (ca. 1937-1940) cover

Heritage and Destiny (ca. 2001) newsletter of The American Friends of the BNP (British National Party)

Highland Post (ca. 1930s) local Highland, New York newspaper purchased by Howland Spencer

The High I.Q. Bulletin (ca. 1978) published by Philip Campbell Argyle-Stuart

Home Front News-Letter (ca. 1944) published by Earl Craig

Homefront (2005-present) magazine published by Women for Aryan Unity

Hoosier Patriot published by Ainsley E. Horney

Hoskins Report (ca. 1986-2011) published by Richard Kelly Hoskins

Houston Colonel Mayfield's Weekly (1920s) edited by Billie Mayfield

Hundred Percent Magazine (ca. 1923) Ku Klux Klan publication

The Hurricane (ca. 1965) mimeograph sheet of the NSRP in St. Louis

Hypocrisy (ca. 1940) published by David S. Hall, Jr.

I

Illuminator magazine published by Kenneth Duggan

The Imperial Night-Hawk (ca. 1923) eight-page newspaper published by National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

IMP'S Bulletin (ca. 1947) was published by Victor Lindstrom

The Independent American (ca. 1958-1966) published by the Conservative Society of America and Kent Courtney, New Orleans

Independence Magazine (ca. 1954)

The Individualist (1938-1953) was published in Lincoln, Nebraska, by Charles W. Phillips

Industrial Control Reports (July 10, 1933-Aug-Nov 1940) was a weekly Washington DC newsletter published by James True

Industrial Progress (1920s)

Inform

Instauration (1975-1996) was a journal published by Wilmot Robertson. Back issues accessible List of Instauration articles

The Insurgent newspaper of White Aryan Resistance

Intelligence Digest (ca. 1959-1960)

Items of Interest on the Patriotic Front (1920s-1930s) newsletter published by Harry A. Jung

Inter-Klan Newsletter publication of Bob Miles and Louis Beam

The International Nazi Fascist publication of Dan Burros [8]

Irish Outpost (ca. 1936) edited by Mrs. A. Tellian

J

The Jeffersonian (1920s) published by Tom Watson

Journal of Historical Review journal (1980-2002) was founded by Dave McCalden and Willis Carto.

The Jubilee Christian Identity newsletter published by Louis Beam

K

Kall of the Klan (ca. 1940)

Khaki Shirts (newspaper) (1930s) newspaper issued by the Khaki Shirts of America

Keep America American (ca. 1943) edited by Ethel Gillett

Keeping the Record Straight (ca. 1956-1962) newsletter published by Edith Essig

Kill! (August 1962-February 1963) magazine issued by the American National Party.

The Kingdom Digest (1941-1974) published by Dr. John A. Lovell

Kingdom Message (1928- ) magazine published by Howard B. Rand

The Kingdom Voice (ca. 1939-1946) published by Dr. Joseph D. Jeffers

KKK News (1950s) post card issued by Thomas L. Hamilton and his Klan group.

Klan Bulletin (1960-1961) was a publication of the Christian Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

Klan Kourage (ca. 1986) newsletter of the Ku Klux Klan in Illinois.

The Klan-Ledger (ca. 1964) flyer publication of the White Knights of Mississippi

The Klansman (1948-1949) was a publication of the Original Southern Klans

The Klansman (1977-1991) was a publication of the Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

The Kourier (ca. 1926-1934) monthly publication of the Ku Klux Klan, Atlanta, Georgia.

Kourier (ca. 1993) Ku Klux Klan publication

L

The Letter (ca. 1944-1947) Gerald L.K. Smith’s Washington DC weekly newsletter associated with the Nationalist News Service.

Liberation (1930-1934 later revived 1936-1940) was a weekly magazine published by William Dudley Pelley

The Liberator (ca. 1969-1970) publication of the National Socialist Liberation Front.

Liberty Bell (September 1973 - February 1999) magazine published by George P. Dietz. Back issues accessible List of Liberty Bell magazine issues

Liberty Letter (November 24, 1960-August 1975) was a newsletter published by Willis Carto’s Liberty Lobby.

Liberty Lowdown (February 1, 1963 – June 1971) (later Lowdown) one hundred issues of a newsletter published by Willis Carto’s Liberty Lobby.

Little Visits With Great Americans (series 1937-1941) historical pocket magazine founded by William Dudley Pelley

Louisiana Intelligence Digest edited by Guy Banister

M

Majority News and Views (May 1, 1977-August 1, 1981) published by the American Majority Party

The Malist (ca. 1942-1964) was published by Frank Henry Sattler of Meriden, Connecticut

Malvern Review (1925- ) newspaper published by Elmer Garner

Masque of Judah magazine published by Harry Jung's group American Gentile

Memo U.S.A. (ca. 1959-1960) newsletter published by Roy E. Gillaspie

Message of Old publication issued by Marilyn R. Allen

Methodist Challenge (ca. 1958-1960) was published Rev. Robert Shuler

Michigan Briefing (ca. 1979) published by the SS-Action Group Dearborn Heights, Michigan

Middle American News (ca. 1996-1997)

The Militant Truth (ca. 1940-1962) newsletter published by Sherman A. Patterson and the Christian Citizens Crusade, Inc. – Greenville SC

Missionary Messenger (ca. 1942)

Money (nationalist publication) (ca. 1945) edited by John G. Scott

The Monitor (ca. 1939)

Morrigan Rising (ca. 2009-2014) magazine issued by Women for Aryan Unity

The Mustard Seed (ca. 1941-Mar. 1942) published by William Dudley Pelley

N

NAAWP News (1980-1989) newsletter of the NAAWP

Nation and Race (ca. 1936) magazine was published by William Gregg Blanchard II

National American, (ca. 1935-1939) weekly newspaper published by the American National-Socialist Party

National American Bulletin (ca. 1936-1937) was a publication of George W. Christians

National Christian News (October 1, 1962 - July 1995) was published by Oren F. Potito

National Chronicle (1980s) twice monthly newspaper issued by Hal Hunt

National Defense, (ca. 1928-1957) magazine magazine published by John H. Hoeppel

National Educator was published by Jim Townsend, Fullerton CA

National Forecast (ca. 1957-1962)

The National Forum (1954) newsletter published by the 1950s National Association for the Advancement of White People

The National Kourier (ca. 1925) official Ku Klux Klan newspaper, see also The Kourier

National Legionnaire published by the American Legion

National Progress (September 15, 1945 - June 1, 1949), was published by W. Henry MacFarland Jr. and his Nationalist Action League.

The National Record (March, 1943 - October, 1945) [9] was published by US Senator Robert R. Reynolds.

National Renaissance Bulletin (ca. 1949-1973) was the publication of the National Renaissance Party. [10]

National Republic (March 1925 - March 1960) was published in Washington DC by Walter S. Steele

National Republican (March 1905 - February 1925)

National Socialist (June, 1976) published by Mason and Brannen of the NSLF

National Socialist Bulletin (May 1960) first issue published by American Nazi Party[8]

National Socialist Observer (ca. September 1984-March April 1985) published by Karl Hand NSLF Kenner, LA

National Socialist Review quarterly (ca. 1968-1973) published by Harold Armsead Covington and George Adam Link

National Socialist World (Spring,1966-1968) journal, was edited by William Pierce

National Vanguard (1978 - present) a publication of the National Alliance

The Nationalist (ca. March 1972) publication of the Nationalist Party issued by David Duke.

The Nationalist (December 1, 1985 - November 1, 1986) publication of the National Democratic Front

Nationalist Dawn publication of the American Third Position edited by Kenneth J. Schmidt

Nationalist News Letter (ca. 1950) publication of Gerald L.K. Smith

Nationalist Newsletter (9 July 1942-1943) was a publication of the National Workers' League

Nationalist Party Bulletin (ca. 1955-1956) was published by West Hooker and the Nationalist Party of the U.S.A.

Nationalist Youth Gazette (1930s)

The Nazi Fascist (ca. 1962) newsletter issued by the American National Party[9]

The New American (ca. 1971) published by The American Guard led by George Adam Link

New American Order (ca. 1940, 1941) published by Kenneth Brown

The New Dawn (1985-1986)

The New Federalist (ca. 1938) edited by Rev. Gerald B. Winrod

New Letter (ca. 1962)

The New Order (ca. 1974 - July-August 1996) was a publication of Gary Lauck and his NSDAP/AO

The New Patriot (ca. 1965-1967) magazine published by Roger Pearson

New Right magazine published by Patrick Aloysius Tifer

New York Commercial (1925-1928) anti-radical newspaper edited by Fred Marvin

The New York Evening Enquirer weekly Sunday newspaper (1926-1966) published by William Griffin

News and Views (ca. 1940-1976) bulletin published by Church League of America, George Washington Robnett, editor

News Behind the News (1930s) a publication of the American Nationalist Confederation

The News Bulletin (ca. 1938) a publication of the American Nationalist Confederation

News Facts (ca. 1970s) newsletter of the American National Socialist Party (1970s)

The News from Germany (ca. 1940) published by R. Hoffman Stahrenberg

Nordwave (ca. 2000-2007) formerly Aryan Loyalist newsletter published by Alex Hassinger

The Northern Klansman (August 1, 1990) issue #1 published by Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (Exeter, New Hampshire)

Northern World (ca. 1956-1963)

NS Bulletin (ca. 1967-2011) simimonthly newsletter of the National Socialist White Peoples Party and National Socialist Youth Movement Re-launched in 2015 [11]

NS Kampfruf, published by National Socialist League (Los Angeles, Calif.)

NS Mobilizer publication of the National Socialist League/World Service

NS Reporter publication of the National Socialist Movement

NS Review (ca. 1975) published by the National Socialist Liberation Front

NSV Report (ca. 1983-1993) published by the National Socialist Vanguard

Nutmeg Informer (1997-2000) Meriden, CT newsletter

NYA News (1969) published by the National Youth Alliance

O

The Oak Leaf Messenger (ca. 1977) published by the Oak Leaf Committee of Atlanta

Octopus (publication) (1930s)

The Odinist (August, 1971-1992) published by the Odinist Fellowship. Back issues accessible

Of, By and For the American Right Wing newsletter published by Bradford Martin

The Ohio Pioneer (November 1948- ) newspaper published by H. W. Binegar

The Oklahoma Excalibur (1980s) newsletter edited by Dennis Mahon

The Oklahoma Separatist (1988)

The Old Kentucky Home Revivalist (ca. 1949-1953) published by Rev. Mordecai F. Ham

On Target (1963-1967) newsletter published by The Minutemen

Our Christian America (ca. 1940) published Dr. J. Earnest Stack

Our Common Cause was published by Edward James Smythe

Our Sunday Visitor (ca. 1940) Huntington, Indiana

Over Here (circa June 1957-December 1960) was published by William Dudley Pelley

P

Pagan Review (1990s) Odinist publication of Wyatt Kaldenberg

The Passing Caravan (ca. 1944) weekly news letter issued by former officer of America First Committee

The Patriot (American) (ca. 1938) issued by Jack H. Peyton

The Patriot Digest (1940s) edited by Robert Caldwell Patton

Patriotic Research Bulletin (1942) published by Larry Griffith

Patriotic Research Bureau newsletter published by Elizabeth Dilling

Paul Revere Club Newsletter (ca. 1982) publication of Christian Patriots Defense League

Paul Revere Message (ca. 1934) sheet issued by The Paul Reveres

Peace Action (ca. 1943-1949) published by Frederick J. Libby

Pelley's Weekly (August 1934-1936) was a publication of William Dudley Pelley

Perseverence

Philadelphia Nationalist ( - May 1947) was published by W. Henry MacFarland Jr.

The Pilgrim Torch (ca. 1945-1967) magazine published by Kenneth Goff

Pioneer News Service (- 1945)

The Pilot (ca. 1920-1947) monthly magazine published by Dr. William Bell Riley

Pisgah (ca. 1959-1962)

The Point (ca. 1951-1959) magazine published by Father Leonard Edward Feeney

The Political Reporter (ca. 1953-1955) issued by Harry William Pyle [12]

The Populist Observer (ca. 1988) publication of the Populist Party

The Posse Noose newsletter publication of Posse Comitatus

The Post-War Bulletin (ca. 1942) newsletter issued by Joe McWilliams and Alice Rand de Tarnowski

The Prairie Fire (ca. 1964) Illinois state publication of the NSRP

The Prayer Circle Letter (1940s) publication of Rev. Gerald Winrod

The Primrose and Cattlemen's Gazette (ca. 1974-) tabloid newspaper published by Rick Elliott

Prophetic Herald (1960s)

Protest! (ca. 1944) published by Frank A. Parker

Protestant (1920s) Klan publication

The Protestant Newsletter (1945) published by David Baxter

Protestant Statesman and Nation (ca. 1951) Edward James Smythe editor

The Public Voice is published by Jim Buford

Publicity (1930-1944) four page weekly tabloid publication of Elmer J. Garner

The Putnam Sun (ca. 1961-1962) newspaper published by Tyler Kent

R

Race and Reason publication of the National Socialist League/World Service

Racial Loyalty (June 1983 - ) tabloid published by Church of the Creator

Racial Observer, (ca. 1978-1979) Ku Klux Klan newsletter, Buffalo, NY

The Racialist (ca. September 1970-1972) was a publication of the White Youth Alliance

Raise the Banner (1966) publication of the American Nazi Party of California

Reality (1937-1939) monthly magazine published by William Dudley Pelley

The Rebel (1960s) U.S. Klans newspaper

The Republican Spokesman (ca. 1943-1944) published by Ethel Gillett

Resistance, resistance music magazine of the National Alliance

The Resister, “Official Publication of the Special Forces Underground”

Resurgence, (ca. 1981) newsletter of the North American Anglo Alliance headed by James McDonlad (San Jose-San Francisco)

The Revealer (April 1934-January 1937) newspaper published by Gerald B. Winrod.

Revelation (ca. January 1941) published by William Dudley Pelley

The Revere (ca. 1955-April 1959) newsletter published by F. Allen Mann of the Christian Patriots Crusade, Hinsdale IL

The Revisionist (1999-) journal published by Bradley Smith

RIGHT newsletter (October, 1955- September, 1960) was founded by Willis Carto.

The Rockwell Report (October, 1961-July 1967) was the publication of the American Nazi Party

Roll-Call (February-December 1941) was a weekly publication by William Dudley Pelley

The Rubicon (1941) published by Luigi Criscuolo

Round Table Letter was a monthly publication by Elizabeth Dilling

Rural Justice (1939-June 25, 1943) was founded by Father Arthur Terminiello.

S

SE Guard (ca. 1963) publications of the National Renaissance Party

Sargent Bulletins (ca. 1939-1940) weekly bullentins by Porter Sargent

Save America Now (1930s) published by John Joseph Murphy

Scribner's Commentator (November 1939-January 1942)[10] was a monthly isolationist periodical.

Scriptures for America published by Pete Peters

Searchlight 1920s Klan newspaper published by Elizabeth Tyler

The Seditionist (ca. 1992) published by Louis Beam

Seventh Trumpet (ca. 1961-1962)

Showers of Blessings (ca. 1951-1977) newsletter published by Rev. William Lester Blessing

Siege! (ca. 1975-1986) journal published by James Mason of the National Socialist Liberation Front and later Universal Order

Silver Legion Ranger (1933-1934) Silver Shirt newspaper directed toward farmers and ranchers

Silver Shirt Weekly

Social Justice (March, 1936-1942) weekly newspaper published by Father Charles Coughlin. Back issues accessible

Social Republic Society Bulletin

S.O.S.! newsletter published by Jozef Mlot-Mroz

South: The News Magazine of Dixie (ca. 1956-1967) segregationist magazine published by the Alabama business community.

The Southern Conservative (January 1950-December 1961) newspaper published by Ida Mercedes Darden of Ft. Worth Texas

Southern Digest (ca. 1955-1957) segregationist publication

The Southern Gospel (1940s) monthly publication of Pastor A. C. Shuler

Southern National Newsletter (ca. October 1978-1995) was the publication of the Southern National Party based in Memphis, Tn.[11]

Southern Outlook (ca. 1948) published by Horace Wilkinson

The Southern Patriot (ca. 1950-1976) published in Louisville, KY

Southern Patriotic Breeze (December 1953) was a failed monthly which appeared only once, published by Stephen Nenoff

Southern Progress (1930s)

Southern Review (ca. 1960s) was a publication of the Ku Klux Klan

Southern Weekly (ca. 1940s) newspaper edited by Peter Molyneaux

The Southerner (ca. 1956) publish by Asa Carter

Southland Standard (August 1961-December 1961) newspaper published by Majority Citizens League of South Carolina (Klan front?)

The Spartan issued by Citizens Councils of America

The Spider (ca. March 1951-May 1952) monthly newspaper of Mrs. Edward C. Alumbaugh and the American Rangers in Macon GA

The Spotlight newspaper (1975-2001) was founded by Willis Carto.

Statecraft (1968-1972) newsletter published by Charles B. Baker, Alexandria VA

The Statesman (ca. 1945) newspaper published by Governor Eugene Talmadge

Steppingstones (ca. 1974-1977)

The Steuben News (1930s) newspaper

The Storm (March 1935-) was published by Raymond Joseph Healy previously Healy's Irish Weekly

The Stormer (1970s) publications of the National Socialist White Workers Party

Stormer (ca. 1977-1979) magazine of the National Socialist Liberation Front

The Stormtrooper Magazine (February, 1962-1967) was the publication of the American Nazi Party.

Straight Talk (1955-1968) published by Tom Anderson

Summit Sun (ca. 1955) weekly newspaper published by Mary D. Cain

Sun-Work-Shop (ca. 1958-1962)

Sunshine News (ca. 1955-1964) weekly newsletter

Survival Alert publication of Bob Miles and Louis Beam

The Survivor (1975- ) monthly newspaper published Kurt Saxon

T

Tactics (1964-1978) newsletter published by Edward Hunter, Arlington VA

The Talon (1980s) publication of Donald V. Clerkin and the Euro-American Alliance, Milwaukee WI

Task Force (1970s) newsletter issued by Gerald L.K. Smith

Task Force, published by Defenders of the American Constitution, led by Pedro A. Del Valle

The Tenney Record (ca. 1953-1956) was published by Jack B. Tenney

Teutonic Unity (February 1990-1994) issued by Manfred Roeder and Alexi Erlanger.

Texas 100 Percent American (1922-1924) Ku Klux Klan publication

The Texas Councilor (ca. 1959)

Think Weekly (1946-June 1947) newspaper replaced by Common Sense

Thor (publication), The Voice of Revolutionary Odinism

Thunder and Lightning (ca. 1967-1970) publication of the National White American Party (Olympia, Wash.)

The Thunderbolt (July 1958-1988) newspaper was published by Edward Fields, replaced by The Truth At Last

Today’s Challenge (March 16, 1939- ) published by American Fellowship Forum

Today’s World (ca. 1947) edited by Hamilton Fish

Tomahawk (ca. 1943) published in Florida by Mrs. Mary McCafferty

Tom-Toms of Tomorrow (ca. 1955-1958)

Torch (1920s) Klan publication

The Torch (ca. 1968-1990) published by White People's Committee to Restore God's Laws

The Torch of Truth (ca. November 1945 - October 1946) published by James E. Yates

Townsend National Weekly (ca. 1944-1945) issued by Dr. Francis Townsend

TRUD! (ca. 1969-1970) counter-culture Yockeyist tabloid paper

The Trumpet (ca. 1932-February 7, 1947) weekly newspaper published by Evall G. Johnston

Truth and Liberty Magazine (ca. 1945-1975) published by Reverend C. O. Stadsklev in Minneapolis. Replaced by America's Hope Monthly.

The Truth At Last (1988-2008) newspaper was published by Edward Fields

Tri-State Informer (ca. 1967-1972)

The Truth Seeker (1937-1988) was a nationalist atheist publication under the editors Charles L. Smith and James Hervey Johnson

U

The Ultra-American (ca. 1936-1939) published by George E. Hornby

Unionette (ca. February-November 1965) bi-weekly publication issued by the National Citizens Union

Union Party Advocate (1936) newspaper

United American Veterans’ Commentator (ca. 1946) four-page newspaper started by Thomas Dixon (Chief New Moon)

The United Christian World (ca. 1940) magazine published by John J. Geis

U.S.A. (Unite Save America) (ca. 1943-1955) published by Alice Widener.

Uxtra (1940s) publication of the Federated Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

V

Valor (1951-1962) magazine published by William Dudley Pelley

Vigilance (1920s) Klan publication

The Vigilante (May 1932) newsletter published by Harry Augustus Jung of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation

The Virginian (July 1955-January 1959) monthly magazine published by William Scott Stephenson of the Virginia League

Voice of Freedom (US) (ca. 1952-1959)

Voice of German Americans (ca. 1978) published in Ridgewood, NY

The Voice of the Hour published by Captain Edward Miles.

The Voice of Liberty (ca. 1962-1964) newsletter published by Martha O. Andrews, Decatur GA

Vor Trú is a publication of the Asatrú Alliance

W

WAR newspaper published by White Aryan Resistance

The WAR Eagle (ca. 1993-1994) White nationalist newspaper

The Warning (1979-1980)

Washington D.C. Fellowship Forum (ca. 1928) pro-Klan newspaper

Washington Observer Newsletter (Aug. 15, 1965-Sept. 15, 1976) published by Willis Carto.

The Watcher on the Tower (1920s) Seattle weekly magazine associated with the 1920s Ku Klux Klan [13]

Watchman issued by Pastor Dan Gayman

Watson’s Magazine published by Thomas E. Watson

The Way (June 1987- ) Pastor Richard Butler’s prison outreach newsletter

The Way (early 1960s) Alabama NSRP paper

We Accuse (1970s) published by Youth Action

The Weekly Foreign Letter

Western Destiny magazine (1964-1966) was founded by Willis Carto.

Western Front (publication) (1970s) edited by Walter White Jr.

The Western Guardian (April 1980) published by Western Guard America

Western Patriot (ca. 1969)

The Western Voice (ca. 1937-1970) weekly magazine published by Reverend Harvey Springer.

What’s What (1926-) four page newspaper issued by the Industrial Defense Association

The White American (WPA) (1961-1966) was published by the White Party of America

The White American (ASRP) (September, 1964) publication of the American States Rights Party

White Beret (1980s) newsletter edited by Dennis Mahon

White Circle News (May 29, 1950- ) twelve page tabloid publication of White Circle League of America, Inc.

The White Knight (1930s-1940s) magazine published by George Deatheridge of the Knights of the White Camellia

The White Letter (ca. 1964) published by the White Party of America

White Life (1971-1972) published by National Youth Alliance (Centerline, Mich.)

The White Nationalist (ca. 1972-1975) publication of the American White Nationalist Party of Columbus, Ohio

The White Patriot (ca. 1979-1984) publication of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

White Power (newspaper) (ca. 1967-1978) newspaper, was a publication of the National Socialist White People's Party

White Power Report published by George P. Dietz

The White Sentinel (ca. 1950-1972) monthly newspaper published by the National Citizens Protective Association

The White Student (Spring, 1979) single tabloid issued by Noontide Press[12]

White Unity published by American White Nationalist Party (formerly The White Nationalist

White Voice (ca. 2001-present) newsletter of the Racial Nationalist Party of America issued by Karl Hand[13]

The White Worker (ca. 2012) magazine of Rocky Suhayda's American Nazi Party

White Worker's Bulletin, (ca. July 1978 - March 1980) newsletter of the National Socialist White Worker's Party

The White World (April 1964-October 1967) published the White Party of America

Williams Intelligence Summary (December 1948 - March 1958) was published by Robert H. Williams

The Winrod Letter (ca. April 1960-1995) published by Rev. Gordon Winrod

Wolf Age journal of the Asatrú Alliance

The Woman Constitutionalist (ca. July 1967-August 1968) publication of the Women for Constitutional Government

The Woman Patriot (April 1918-1932)

The Woman’s Protest (- April 1918)

Women's Voice (ca. 1942-1964) was a publication of We, the Mothers Mobilize for America [14]

Women United (ca. 1940s)

Woodford’s Slant (ca. 1945, 1946) monthly newsletter published by Jack Woodford

World Economic Review issued by the Christian Defense League

World News Analysis (ca. 1941-1943) editor Oliver B. Collier

World News Bulletin (ca. 1950) publication of Gerald L.K. Smith

X

The X-Ray (September 11, 1937-1950) was a weekly newspaper published by Court Asher

Y

Yankee Freeman was a publication of the National Liberty Party

Yankee Minute Men was a publication of the National Liberty Party

The Yellow Jacket (1939-1945) Ku Klux Klan publication

Youth Action News (ca. 1974-1997) published by C.B. Baker, Arlington, VA

Z

Zionist Watch newsletter issued by Victor Marchetti of Liberty Lobby

Zion’s Restorer Christian Identity newspaper issued by Dan Gayman

Zion’s Watchman Christian Identity monthly magazine published by Dan Gayman

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